Experience the excitement of a new downtown hotel with historic charm! A commitment to guest satisfaction and a central location has made the Best Western Inn Towne Hotel a popular choice to stay in downtown Milwaukee area without sacrificing quality or having to travel a great distance. This hotel is within walking distance of the new Midwest Express Convention Center, The Bradley Sports Complex, the Grand Avenue Shopping Mall, the infamous Water Street night life area, and historic theater district there's always something exciting happening nearby! By adding the personal attention that a smaller hotel can offer with the confidence you'll feel staying with a name you can trust makes the Best Western Inn Towne Hotel a perfect choice for downtown lodging.
Each of the 96 beautifully appointed guest rooms is equipped with the full business facilities of a state of the art telephone system, featuring private voice mail, wake up calls service, easy to use guest service speed dial buttons, and modem ports in every room. The new Chesterfield Grill & Lounge serves breakfast, lunch, dinner and room service from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. every day. In addition, the onsite lounge will be hosting a happy hour daily with drink specials and appetizers. Your new choice for value, the Best Western Inn Towne Hotel is located at the center of the revitalized downtown Milwaukee area filled with shopping, restaurants and nightlife just minutes from the lakefront and festival grounds.
A Christmas Carol Package rooms, which are offered only on 11/28/03, 11/29/03, and 12/3/03, include overnight accommodations for 2 in an upgraded room (if available), complimentary parking during your stay, a traditional 1840's Christmas Dinner for 2, 2 complimentary cocktails in the Lounge before dinner, breakfast for 2 the next morning, tickets for 2 to Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" at the Pabst Theater, and an old fashioned horse drawn carriage ride to and from the Pabst Theater. This is sure to be an exciting holiday experience for even the biggest Scrooge to enjoy.
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